December 23, 2005
"Find Out About Bill Hicks"
From Harlan:
I am writing an article about Bill Hicks as a feature for Modart Magazine. I am asking any artists who are interested in contributing to send in imagery. This could be anything connected to Bill Hicks and/or the two so called wars, which share so many characteristics: The so called war on Drugs and The so called war on Terrorism. Photos of street work, portraits and original illustrations are especially appreciated. 300 dpi pls. This is a tribute piece, produced by fans. If you'd like to be involved, pls contact me at Harlan@disinfo.net
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| Lolo's Best of 2005
Favorite Event of 2005: visual rock strs at outside institute
Favorite Artist of 2005:gamebombing
Favorite New Artist of 2005 :sosaku miyasaki
Favorite Piece of Art of 2005 pointtless oneliner by influenza _ backjumps2 berlin
Favorite New Product or Trend of 2005: belt series by yummy industries
Favorite Toy of 2005:bimbo - boris hoppek
Favorite CD or Song of 2005: line painting compotition by everithing
Favorite Website of 2005: freaklub.com
What do you most want for Christmas? to draw
How will you be spending the Holiday's this year? / What will you be doing for New Years Eve? to climb the trees
What are you most looking forward to in 2006? more street art
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Calma's Best of 2005
Favorite Event of 2005:
My trip to Pittsburgh and NYC, and of course the shows Static Free and Keep a Breast
Favorite Artist of 2005:
Maya Hayuk
Favorite New Artist of 2005 (an artist who you did not know of last year):
Cameron Clayton
Favorite Piece of Art of 2005:
The funiest to do was this colaboration with Tristan Eaton ( Brooklyn, NY )
Favorite Toy of 2005:
Faile's Bunny Boy Statue
Favorite CD or Song of 2005:
Favorite Gig? Get to see Bread and Roses at Arrow Gallery ( Thanks Laurie )
Favorite Website of 2005:
Wooster Collective again
What do you most want for Christmas?
To have more time to spend with my girlfriend and friends.
How will you be spending the Holiday's this year?
Ill join my family for cristmas in São Paulos cowntryside, in the city of Bananal. ( picture )
What will you be doing for New Years Eve?
Drinking probably
What are you most looking forward to in 2006?
Travel / paint / breath / love
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Censored on the Streets of Oxford
A group of local artist in Oxford, England were invited to paint a series of murals on a wall on Cowley Road that is owned by a local estate agent
They decided to illustrate a poem about thrid world debtwritten by a local poet named Nyarai Humba.
To their surprise they discovered that it had been painted out by censors the day after it had been finished. Here's the poem:
The Myth of Third World Debt
I hear tell
that the ‘West’ claims
‘Third World’ countries
owe them a debt.
The white people them
They come to our countries
they unleash
upon we
the holocaust of slavery
the evil, parasitic, violent process
them call colonization.
What this means is
them rape Mother Africa
took her children to use as donkey
went right inside Mother Africa belly
and steal her resources
send them back home
to the ‘west’.
We the Africans,
funded the industrial revolution
with our blood, sweat, and tears and
Life.
So I don’t really understand
what the ‘west’ means
when them talk
‘bout ‘Third world debt’
I believe them have no shame
I know they full of untruth
they lie to themselves constantly
cause truth will kill them fe true.
I ask you to reconsider
who owes whom?
The west owes Africa
a debt so great
them can never
fully repay.
Though we may not say it,
don’t think we do not see it
We are silent
because white men talk too much
all in aid
of hiding the truth.
Third world debt
is a fiction of
white mans imagination.
Nyarai Humba
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Divider by bo130
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Masthead by bo130
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December 22, 2005
Wooster Podcasts Are Now All Back Up
Just a quick note to say that the all of the Wooster podcasts, including the Vitamin_F mixes, interviews, and soundscenes, have all be uploaded to the new servers. To view them all, check the "Podcast" link under "Categories" on the right nav bar.
Also, the RSS feed for the podcasts seems to be working well. To receive new podcasts automatically, all you need to do is to put this url:
http://www.woostercollective.com/podcast.xml
... into your RSS reader or iTunes.
In the next couple of wees we'll be working on a new set of podcasts for the site.
Until then, enjoy the archives. (Be sure to download the mix by Maya Hayuk. It's amazing)
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Shit We're Diggin: A. Lewellen's Winter People in Chicago
More here...
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Pure Evil's Best of 2005
Favorite Event of 2005:
It was kind of favourite / least favourite event combined... on the 6th of July London got to host the Olympics and we all went 'wow something good finally happens'... and then the next day London got bombed and the whole atmosphere switched totally... it was bizarre that so much could happen in 24 hours...and the same day I went to Barcelona which was amazing...
OLYMPICS: old ladies in france are left with a lot of stock...
BOMBINGS: and my street is closed off and this is the view from my window at midnight after the bombs came.
Favorite Artist of 2005:
or adam neate
can't decide...being their friends and painting with both of them this year has been an inspiration for me. Favorite Piece of Art of 2005 The Holocaust Memorial between Potsdamer Platz towards the Brandenburg gate. The best piece of art definitely.. The Pictoplasma CHARACTERS IN MOTION DVD pretty much rocks my world especially the OGGO animation by Saiman Chow I projected it onto a wall about 40 feet wide at a party last night and people were loving it. I have been playing with Video mixing software a lot this year... Symtonic, Arkaos and Motion Dive Tokyo all RULE.. vashti bunyan : just another diamond day (album) Favorite Website of 2005: woostercollective definitely What do you most want for Christmas? a non stick frying pan and to move to Antwerp and get a muscle car. I'm going back to Wales for Christmas to see my family, and then I'm going to be doing PURE EVIL visuals for a RETOX party in London on New Years day from 6am.. What are you most looking forward to in 2006? beautiful women. What were the saddest things that happened in 2005?.... Richard Pryor and Hunter S Thompson dying this year... they were both amazing.... R.I.P. Posted by marc at 7:07 AM in Best of 2005 | Recommend this! | 
Favorite New Artist of 2005 (an artist who you did not know of last year):
SPIT.. I know everybody else has probably known him for years, but I went to barcelona and saw his stuff for the first time this year and then totally randomly met him too... he is awesome.. I stole this image of his from ekosystem.org thanks !
Favorite New Product or Trend of 2005:
Favorite Toy of 2005:
Favorite CD or Song of 2005:
How will you be spending the Holiday's this year? / What will you be doing for New Years Eve?
Pez's Best of 2005
Favorite Event of 2005:
Summerjam in Cologne!
Favorite Artist of 2005:
Favorite New Artist of 2005 (an artist who you did not know of last year):
Blu
Favorite Piece of Art of 2005
Kenor and Kode From Barcelona
Favorite Toy of 2005:
The Fish writer, soon for sell on restaurants deliciousss!
Favorite CD or Song of 2005:
Dale mas Gasolinaaaaaaaaaaaa Daddy Yanky, Singed by Galo. Skin up!
Favorite Website of 2005:
www.eseaene.com Incredible ilustrations from madrid.
What do you most want for Christmas?
I wish the best for everybody, that finish Christmas, and no more oil boats crashed on the sea.
How will you be spending the Holiday's this year? / What will you be doing for New Years Eve?
The life is a Holidays! Enjoy it! ,on New Years Eve i will go to the big reggae party on the city with Mutxa-Ganja crew and friends.
What are you most looking forward to in 2006?
To Go to the moon to paint on a Nasa Station an SpaceFish
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The Scene in Taiwan Through The Eyes of Reach
If you're interested in learning more about the graf scene in Taiwan, a terrific resource is the artist Reach's MSN "Space" You can check it out here
One of the recent photos that caught our eye, was a shot to Mr. Andre hittin' the streets of Taipei
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Seen In Chandler Arizona
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December 21, 2005
JR Hits London 's dreambagsjaguarshoes This January
In January, the French photographer JR will be having a show of his recent photography at one of our favorite London bars, dreambagsjaguarshoes.
Continue reading "JR Hits London 's dreambagsjaguarshoes This January"
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Seen On The Streets of Detroit
"There is a building here in Detroit that is owned by Mike Illitch (the guy who ows the Red Wings and the Tigers). Even though that rich bastard owns the place it has remained untouched and abandoned. Sometime last year an artist (artists?) painted almost every single window in the place. Most designs are based on the ancient Myan calander that ends in 2012 (supposed doomsday if you believe that stuff). With all of the work the city is doing to prepare for the Super Bowl they have decided that one of the top priorties is to remove the paintings from every window and instead leave them blank to make it that much more obvious that the place is empty. They have already begun to take down the paintings but I grabbed some shots today of what remains."... Spencer
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More Enhancements and Adjustments
You may have noticed that we've added some new features to the site today:
1. You can now forward articles to your friends directly from the site. (Click on the date link at the bottom of each article. The article will appear with the entry fields underneath it)
2. If you use de.lici.ous you can now bookmark and tag specific articles on the site by clicking on the +del link at the bottom of each article
3. If you use del.icius.us and want to submit a link to the Wooster site, all you have to do is to add the tag, for:woostercollective, and the link will automatically show up on the right hand nav bar above the links to the artists websites
4. If you're using digg, you can now submit an article on the Wooster site directly into your digg links by clicking on the +digg link
You may have also noticed some additional adjustments:
1. So that they take up less space, we've cleaned up the long list of archive links on the right nav bar by placing them in a drop down menu (We've also moved the categories to a drop down)
2. We've started to archive all of the past mastheads. So if you've missed one of them, go to the masthead category in the categories.
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Fresh Stuff From Wa in Peru
"MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR THE WORLD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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Comments or No Comments? A Quick Poll
So we've had comments on the site for about a week and it seems to be going fairly well. We've received a lot of comments back, both positive and negative about adding permantently them. Since we're on the fence about having them on the site (I want to keep them as long as we can, Sara doesn't want them at all), we thought we'd launch a simple poll to get your feedback. While we're not sure that we'll definately go with the top result, we thought it would be interesting to see where people stand as a group on this issue.... So Vote Now below...
Continue reading "Comments or No Comments? A Quick Poll"
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Fresh Stuff From Sam3 in Madrid, Spain
More from Sam3 here.
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Shit We're Diggin... The Fotolog of Los Niños Especiales
More here.
(Thanks, Oles!)
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blu's Best of 2005
Favorite Event of 2005:
my trips in india and nicaragua/guatemala
simply unforgettable.
>Favorite Artist of 2005:
my 2005 favourite artist is not an artist
he's an italian peace activist called Turi Vaccaro.
On Wednesday 10 August 2005 he entered the air force base Woensdrecht in Hoogerheide (Netherlands) climbing over the fence and entering an hangar where he disarmed two F-16 airplanes , using an hammer he destroyed the instrument panels in the aircraft. His action has made it impossible to use these planes for fighting tasks (the estimated costs for restoring the planes is about 750,000 euro's). He disarmed the F16s to protest against the illegal storage of nuclear weapons at the nearby Volkel airbase and as a commemoration of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 60 years ago. The F-16s at Woensdrecht were being prepared for their war fighting tasks, including carrying and dropping the nuclear weapons based at Volkel airbase. There are currently 20 nuclear weapons at Volkel, each with a power 14 times the Hiroshima bomb.
Now he's in jail and he has also been ordered to pay 750,000 euro damages to the Ministry of Defence
Maybe he's not an artist but this is the best vandalize act i've ever seen.
more on Turi Vaccaro here.
Favorite New Artist of 2005:
JR from paris. Great photos.
Favorite Piece of Art of 2005:
i've seen the work with light by tono and nano in madrid
tono made his logo in the wall using a simple mirror reflecting the public light
and nano put his light-box in the street stealing energy from public lights .
great public art projects.
i think they should be paid.
Favorite New Product or Trend of 2005:
this little toy can turn off every kind of television in america, europe and asia:
just press the button.
Favorite Toy of 2005:
indian steam boat
made by recycled cans
you just put a little candle inside and the boat starts sailing with a real steam engine.
Favourite CD or Song of 2005:
http://www.ubu.com
big sound archive
you can download recordings of poetry, music, audio and video projects from many artist of last century . (sharing power !) .
i like the music by "people like us"
but at the moment the archive is out of service …
Favourite Website of 2005:
http://www.theyrule.net/
it's an old site but always useful. there's an interactive map to discover every connection between the bigger USA corporation. a simple way to understand who really rule the world. and here's a similar little map for italy.
What do you most want for Christmas?
Nothing special.
How will you be spending the Holiday's this year? / What will you be doing for New Years Eve?
working on my videos.
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Seasons Greetings From Happy
More from the artist here.
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Think Don't Think - a series of poetic graphical interventions on the zebra crossings of Paris...
More about the project here.
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Seen On The Streets of Antwerp
Artist: DZIA-DZIA,
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Masthead by Craig Atkinson
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December 20, 2005
Fresh Stuff From armsrock
"the best thing this year was to wake to walk winterstreets, falling in love with every falling leaf, feeling that it all made perfect sense."
...armsrock
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ABOVE'S EUROPEAN TRAVELS, 2005. ZURICH, SWITZERLAND.
"Catching the train from Milan to Zurich was an interesting experience for two different reasons, First because of the large floods that were happening in Switzerland at that time. Most of the trains had to re-route because of the high waters flooding the train rails. I personally didn't mind at all, I viewed the occasion as an opportunity to see more of the wet but beautiful Swiss countryside. The second part was the fact that in Switzerland it's commonplace and legal for people to carry rifles and guns with them. In my train cabin there were a handful of young soldier looking kids in their late teens, early twenties with fully loaded rifles sitting next to them while they drank canned beers to kill time until the arrival into Zurich.
For better of for worse I only had 3 days to spend in Zurich as I needed to get to Barcelona later that week to fly up to Iceland to meet friends, and partake in a street expo.
I was grateful to be able to do some street works in Zurich, but not to the level or degree that I wanted to. None the less Zurich was very friendly, and hospitable.
I want to thank Cutmaster Fifi for The Sticker, and yogurt hookup: Remos One for your floor to sleep on, and Roman for the skateboard, hospitality and tour of Zurich!"
... Above
Overlapping Geometric forms and structures. Not my best can control or lines but had fun with the Tiger style blood effects on the red arrows.
Cantaloupe in Springtime with this print....weird associations of mine! The Composition of the fuchsia bar, and the weathered wood against the blue sky backdrop made my eyes happy.
A nice day for a bike ride.
One line, for the One Time.
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Seen On The Streets of London
Artist: Arofish
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Nicholas DeGenova (aka Medium)'s Best of 2005
Favorite Event of 2005:
The Dalek show up here in toronto was a great experience, it was fantastic to see his work in person, and get the chance to meet one of my heroes...
Favorite Artist of 2005:
Thesis has blown my mind again this year, he always seems to... oh, and Zak Smith!
Favorite New Artist of 2005 (an artist who you did not know of last year):
Melinda Josie, a local talent here in Toronto...I've only seen a few pieces, but I'm blown away...she's gary taxalie's assistant...and lady friend of one of the Team Macho guys...and one of my friends...
Favorite Piece of Art of 2005:
Julie Moon's headspace installation at le. gallery, pretty fantastic...
Favorite New Product or Trend of 2005:
hmmm.... being able to share transit passes up here in Toronto, I've saved so much money!
Favorite Toy of 2005:
I've kinda stopped buying toys lately, I'm not really sure... maybe the Marcl Dzama toys, but I can't remember if that was last year or this year...
Favorite CD or Song of 2005:
The Murs and Slug "felt" albums, Murs is my favourite MC, nice to get some new stuff...
Favorite Website of 2005:
www.dopefiend.ca
What do you most want for Christmas?
Same as last year, a cheese basket...I've got my eye on a real nice one... nice selection, a little bit of sausage and nuts...except I just found out that I'm lactose intollerant, so a cheese basket and those pills that will let me eat it without imploding...
How will you be spending the Holiday's this year? / What will you be doing for New Years Eve?
For Christmas, going back to the folks place to chop some wood and relax a bit. For New years, I think my girlfriend and I are going to stay in and watch movies, I usually prefer to hibernate for new years, the holidays are my time to rest...
What are you most looking forward to in 2006?
If all goes well, I'll be living in NYC with my girlfriend in september, I'm super excited, and super worried about the $$$...
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Roger Gastman's Best of 2005
Favorite Event of 2005:
SWINDLE event on the boat in NYC, and I saw Billy Idol twice. Oh yeah, I went to Mardi Gras in 05.
Favorite Artist of 2005:
Richard Colman. WOW! Look for his book in 06.
Favorite New Artist of 2005 (an artist who you did not know of last year):
Rocky Griste impressed me. He is from FL somewhere.
Favorite Piece of Art of 2005
Once again, Stuff Richard Colman did.
Favorite New Product or Trend of 2005:
I finally bought a digital camera. That doesn’t count does it?
Favorite Toy of 2005:
Medicom put out these Sex Pistols toys I picked up.
Favorite CD or Song of 2005:
that would be a toss up between the EVENS, and THE BOMB (the guy from Naked Raygun)
Favorite Website of 2005:
I am sorry to say that it is EBAY.
What do you most want for Christmas?
To win the lottery, a new house, and another lab, but not a puppy.
How will you be spending the Holiday's this year? / What will you be doing for New Years Eve?
It would be nice to be a sleep before new years eve. So I can get well rested for a hectic 2006. I know that sounds lame, but I promise to eat myself silly first.
What are you most looking forward to in 2006?
The release of: FREIGHT TRAIN GRAFFITI.
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December 19, 2005
Contrubute to Our "Graffiti And Street Art Arrest Map" - First One Is New York City
So this morning we started to build the map of the specific locations in New York where people have been arrested for graffiti or street art. We should have it integrated into the site soon. Send in the location (street intersection is fine) and a three or four line story about it and we'll pin it to the map. We're interested to see where the highest concentration of graf related arrests are in the city.
You can check out the map as it grows by clicking here.
Send us your details to woostercollective@gmail.com
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Seen on the Streets of Buenos Aires
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Jace's Best of 2005
Favorite Artist of 2005:
OS GEMEOS (still on top)
Favorite New Artist of 205 (an artist who you did not know of last year):
BLU
Favorite Piece of Art of 2005
It's perhaps not from 2005 but i discovered it this year, i love Banksy painting with that cat playing with a wool ball and at the opposite of it a small girl whogonna plug it farer in the borrough !
Favorite New Product or Trend of 2005:
My fresh new book of course ;-)))
Favorite Toy of 2005:
a stick with shit (best ever)
Favorite CD or Song of 2005:
Dabi toure - "Iris"
Favorite Website of 2005:
Guess it :-)) !!!
What do you most want for Christmas?
to be sober enough to get on the evening
How will you be spending the Holiday's this year? / What will you be doing for New Years Eve?
Swimming with turtles in Mayotte Island
What are you most looking forward to in 2006?
More free time !!!
You can see more work by Jace on his website here.
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Rekal's Best of 2005
Favorite Event of 2005:
the opening of my studio in Venice wich I share with other 7 artists
Favorite Artist of 2005:
WK interact.... OS GEMEOS.... SWOON...no pics needed
Favorite New Artist of 2005 (an artist who you did not know of last year):
david choe...I like what he write...
Favorite Piece of Art of 2005
Favorite New Product or Trend of 2005:
WK INTERACT EXTERIOR-INTERIOR ACT2
Favorite Toy of 2005:
I don't like so much toy stuff
Favorite CD or Song of 2005:
"Sprout and the Bean" from "The Milk-Eyed Mender" by Joanna Newsom.....it makes me dream...
Favorite Website of 2005:
like the past year it still to be Wooster but in competition with nhl.com...the highlight section is great!!! come on Chicago!!!
What do you most want for Christmas?
snowing all day long
How will you be spending the Holiday's this year? / What will you be doing for New Years Eve?
I'll have a big dinner with friends and then to a party somewhere in Venice....it's going to be crazy!!!
What are you most looking forward to in 2006?
I don't know...live day by day
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Seen On Wooster Street
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Masthead #4 - Mariano
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DeFeo Gets The Cover of New York Magazine - And We Couldn't Be Happier For Him!
Congratulations to Michael DeFeo for gracing the cover of this week's New York Magazine. The Issue - "The 123 Reasons To Love New York Right Now" - hit newstands this morning. It's fantastic to see Mike get this well deserved recognition for years of commitment to hitting up the streets of New York. His flowers were some of the first examples of street art we fell in love with when we move to Soho five years ago.
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December 18, 2005
Divider - Saturday December 17th
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Letter Divider
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Seen On The Streets of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Artist: skuirtgun
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Ever Arrested for Graf of Street Art in New York? Send Us The Address Where it Happened
For a project that we're putting together - if you've ever been arrested for graffiti or street art in New York City, send us the address where you were caught. Include if you can, the specific street address, the names of the intersection, and even the zip code if you have it. We thought it might be interested to map out (using Google Maps) where the highest concentration of graf related arrests are in the city. Send us the details to woostercollective@gmail.com
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Beware of Pickpockets
Found by Reevo in Ipswich
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Blek Le Rat's Best of 2005
Favorite Event of 2005:
My trip to Taiwan.I spent two incredible weeks over there for an exhibition and the launching of the first book about graffiti written in Chinese by Nina Liao and Jin Meng.
Favorite Artist of 2005:
JR, King ADZ,Jin Meng,Logan Hicks, Reach from Taiwan, Stormie, Maya Deren, Nicolas Ganz.
Favorite New Artist of 2005 (an artist who you did not know of last year):
The French photograph JR
Favorite Piece of Art of 2005
Favorite Toy of 2005:
I don't like toys anymore
Favorite CD or Song of 2005:
Slipknot ,50 Cent, The Massacre
Favorite Website of 2005:
www.100proof.tv and I don't want to lie so wooster and wooster again.
What do you most want for Christmas?
Travel a lot for the next year.
How will you be spending the Holiday's this year? / What will you be doing for New Years Eve?
I will be to Leipzig Germany, and for New years eve I probably be with my wife's family watching TV and drinking a lot.
What are you most looking forward to in 2006?
Sorry, I can't say it now it is a secret between me and some other people.
You can learn more about Blek Le Rat here.
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